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Question
Briefly explain the following term: Karta
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Solution
The term karta is used for the head of a joint Hindu family who runs a family business. The karta of a Joint Hindu family is responsible for carrying out the business operations of the family business and exercising full control over the business. He is the eldest member of the family and has unlimited liabilities along with absolute decision-making powers.
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